Thunderstorm

Peppa and George are having:

• dinner
• a picnic
• lunch

Peppa and George are drinking:

• milk
• tea
• orange juice

What was that strange noise?

• storm
• thunder
• hurricane

The sky is getting

• lighter and lighter
• darker and darker
• lower and lower

What toy was left in the garden?

• Mr Dinosaur
• Peppa’s doll
• Teddy

Who got wet?

• Mommy Pig
• Daddy Pig
• Peppa Pig

What is coming in the house?

• the wind
• the rain
• the thunder

What did the thunderstorm leave in the garden?

• water
• dirt
• muddy puddles

Who says these lines?

• Here is some orange juice for you, Teddy.
• It means there will be a thunderstorm with lots of rain.
• No need to panic.
• I know about thunderstorms it won’t rain for ages.
• There you go Daddy Pig, nice and dry.
• The floor is getting wet.
• Easy as pie.
• The thunderstorm is over.

Questions about you:

• Are you afraid of thunderstorm? Why? Why not?
• Do you like rain? Why? Why not?

Learn the words HERE

Comparative and superlative degree of adjectives:

fill in the gaps with the correct form of the adjective:

e.g.: wet - …….. - the wettest (answer: wet - wetter - the wettest)

dry - drier - ……..

dark - darker - ……..

light - …….. - the lightest

bad - ……… - the worst

many - ……… - the most

good - better ……..

easy - …….. - the easiest

Learn the comparative forms HERE

Teacher's Notes: for more practice on comparatives and superlatives, please refer HERE